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In this episode of Driven by Purpose, Isaac, Evan, and Mike sit down for a conversation inspired by Evan’s experience at D23, Disney’s massive fan convention in Anaheim. After spending the weekend seeing firsthand how Disney approached accessibility and inclusion, Evan shares why the experience left such a lasting impression, especially as a parent of a child with disabilities. From wheelchair access and ASL interpretation to creating an environment where people of all abilities could fully participate, Disney demonstrates what it can look like when accessibility goes beyond compliance and becomes part of the culture.
The conversation also tackles an important question around accessibility and responsibility, including safety considerations for power wheelchair users in crowded environments. Ultimately, the episode comes back to a bigger idea: accessibility isn't just the right thing to do. It connects businesses with their communities, creates better experiences, and can be good for business.
We explore:
▫️ What Disney is doing differently to make accessibility feel truly inclusive
▫️ How D23 created an environment where people of all abilities could participate and feel celebrated
▫️ Why accessibility has to go beyond compliance and become part of a company’s culture
▫️ The importance of balancing accessibility, independence, and safety in crowded spaces
▫️ Why investing in accessibility is not just good for people with disabilities, but good for business
SUBSCRIBE & CONNECT…
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🧼 Clean Logic — cleanlogic.com
🌟 Inspiration Foundation — inspirationfoundation.org
👤 Isaac Shapiro — LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/isaac-shapiro
👤 Mike Ghesser — LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/michael-ghesser-b837a552
👤 Evan Rosenblum — LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/evan-rosenblum-141601237
RESOURCES…
▫️ Learn about the Inspiration Seal — inspirationfoundation.org
▫️ Clean Logic accessible products — cleanlogic.com
